A grandfather and granddaughter call each other by the nicknames they have given each other: Whale and Buzzfly. Whale takes care of Buzzfly while her parents are at work – which is almost always. They spend a lot of time together, but there is one question bugging Buzzfly: why does Whale never says hello to anybody? They have a long discussion about the importance of saying hello to other people and Whale has no choice but to agree. So Buzzfly has to teach Whale how to greet others, but this is no easy task. They start by greeting cats, cars, and houses before Whale builds up the courage to say hello to another person.

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This is the second book about Whale and Buzzfly. Tomorrow is election day and Buzzfly is worried that her parents aren’t taking this seriously enough. She locks the family inside their apartment and throws the only key out the window. Now her parents have to vote for the one who can get them out of this difficult situation and the only way they can do that is if they put their trust in each other like they would in a real government. Thrilling and dangerous events unfold as they try to get back the key, but they all learn some important lessons along the way.